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by azsromej 18y ago
killerstartups has money, and traffic?
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by azsromej 18y ago
I would imagine this success made walking away from that other success ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=338286 ) easier. And, of course, GitHub is proving an even greater success. Your story, once written, will be one of a man fightin
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by azsromej 18y ago
They're interested in allowing you to choose your back-end cloud provider (S3 vs Cloud Files) http://www.jungledisk.com/RackspaceFAQ.aspx
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Rackspace acquires Jungledisk(blog.jungledisk.com)
54 points by azsromej 18y ago|12 comments
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Interactive C# shell(tirania.org)
1 points by azsromej 18y ago|0 comments
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by azsromej 18y ago
Made my first foray into ObjC this weekend; my goal is to create some iPhone/Touch apps.
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by azsromej 18y ago
I just finished reading most of this book, didn't make it all the way through. I had a goal of reading it before 1.0. Interesting story, and I'm sure most people would see at least a few parallels to their own projects.
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by azsromej 18y ago
in college, getting a co-op job at a software company
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by azsromej 18y ago
It's well suited to a certain class of applications, specifically web apps. I've never needed the things you list and I'm not the only one.
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by azsromej 18y ago
I live in Atlanta and have essentially been sedentary since graduation a few years ago (I average 1 or 2 30 minute workouts a week). This isn't enough to keep the creep off. I moved right into the middle of the city so that walking opportu
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by azsromej 18y ago
Walden and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
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by azsromej 18y ago
I use PayPal and IPN to set up subscriptions. You can include a code in your link to indicate the frequency of payment. You can also provide links that allow a user to modify their subscription (eg, upgrade to the next plan). It's worked
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by azsromej 18y ago
I subject myself to constant distractions but I did get through the first couple chapters and enjoyed them. I forced myself to focus on the material by writing the examples in Ruby ( http://romej.com/archives/590/programming-collective-int
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Create your own language on the DLR, step by step(dotnetguru.org)
1 points by azsromej 18y ago|0 comments
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Try IronRuby in your browser(ironruby.info)
3 points by azsromej 18y ago|0 comments
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by azsromej 18y ago
I've used nginx and have been able to adapt old htaccess rules to get everything I used to get with apache. It's good on memory and I've never had a problem.
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by azsromej 18y ago
If things go downhill, it'd happen slowly. The management team at Berkshire is good and Warren had his pick of replacements. Plus they hold so many companies and are pretty hands-off with each of them.
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by azsromej 18y ago
For Atlanta, salary.com says 53-56K; median for Georgia Tech in 2007 was 60K. This is in line with anecdotal evidence I've culled.
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Translate bookmarklet translates selected text in browser(almaer.com)
1 points by azsromej 18y ago|0 comments
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by azsromej 18y ago
I wrote my own, but I did end up copying 2 functions from WordPress (wpautop and some kses input stuff).
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by azsromej 18y ago
That original comment is hilarious in this context
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by azsromej 18y ago
Awesome, thanks. I hope that's somewhat new and not something I completely missed while browsing last time.
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by azsromej 18y ago
This is cool but when I first saw it awhile back I wanted the ability to download the library and use it inline. It's currently set up more like Google Charts
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by azsromej 18y ago
I've been running the beta for over a month now and look forward to the final upgrade. I did had one issue with the -12 through -15 kernels which rendered my Intel sound card unusable. A bulk update 2 weeks ago fixed that.
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Patterns for concurrent, parallel, and distributed systems(cs.wustl.edu)
7 points by azsromej 19y ago|0 comments
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Online economics textbooks(oswego.edu)
3 points by azsromej 19y ago|0 comments
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Is an offline version of gmail coming?(scobleizer.com)
7 points by azsromej 19y ago|2 comments
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by azsromej 19y ago
A hefty value, despite the need for much clicking as you paginate reviews and such: http://www.amazon.com/Discipline-Programming-Prentice-Hall-A...
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by azsromej 19y ago
I swear I was searching for a post on this topic just last night. nickb is a powerful discovery engine.
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The classics: Dijkstra's a discipline of programming(walenz.org)
3 points by azsromej 19y ago|1 comments

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